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n n noteworthy that the flrst general and well
sustained msve up the scale In Wall street quota
tons for . long while occurred yesterday, when
the announcement was made on Change that the
Baltimore and Ohio express business had been
sold out TO the United 81 ates company. For months
there has been hanging over Wall street the cloud
Of some huge undeveloped scheme which must ere
long Be made public. Whether IL would make for
tho general good or cause widespread disaster no
body could TELL and this uncertainty proved fatal
70 every attempt to raise the tone OF the market
By giving fun play to the influence OF the favora
BILE conditions OF business at large. How ready
everybody was for the most agreeable construc-
ton that could be placed upon the financial wea-
thsr-signa, was shown by the avidity with which
Inc announcement Of the express transfer was
Setzed upon 70 prove that the Baltimore and Ohio
company was not above entering into a IDEAL" on
terms satisfactory to Its rivals. Coincident with
this news came rumor, pretty well-defned, that
the Company had. from some secret source, OBJ
tanned tho means necessary TO go on
with It's Immensely expensive work OF
running its railway line through TO New
York city; and. as some Of jay Goulds other
securities began 70 fall In price under active
selling while western Union steadily rose, the
street jumped promptly TO the conclusion that
Mr.. Gould was raising large quantity Of ready
cash with which to buy the B. and o. Telegraph
and unite It with the system he now controls
The promptness Of the spectators to grasp at
this idea for the sake of lifting the cloud which
has been hanging over the stock market so long,
and the buoyancy which the general list showed
during the whole Of the day afterward, Is one of
the most significant phases of the situation. The
bulk OF the money made In Wall street on specu-
lative ventures Is made In selling stocks and not
In buying them; but In spite OF this, the very
men who would naturally be found on the bear
side were ready to change TO bulls In the twink
ling OF an eye. They had been affected by the
feeling which was In the air, and they dared not
hight longer against the inevitable effect OF the
prosperity, realized and promised, which all the
rest OF the country were welcoming with tn Q
best OF grace.
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Bors VINO Go Away.

This vacation Of 81 viii soon be numbered
with past delishts." and the boys-both large
and smAll-who 20 away from home to drink
from the fountains Of knowledge, to be found
in different parts Of the country, viii soon
again experience the sweet sorrow" OF parting
with home and friends for another term. Long
before they win again return the chill blasts Of
DO covered with its snowy mantle. and trees
and house-tops will wear their winter garland,
like Al else in nature. the boys viii have felt
.he need Of warm winter covering. Therefore,
before they leave for those distant seats O.
learning. they should be we'll provided with
everything necessary to . complete fall and
winter outfit. which can be found hereunder
ono roof-Clothing Hats, Boots, Underwear
and General Furnishings. and Trunks and Va
discs In which to pack up and carry with them
their extra fxinss.
We are ouTFIrTERs in the broadcast inter.
probation Of the term. Keeping in stock-resdy
for uss-svsrything that man or boy may need
in the way Of covering; in qualities such only
az we can recommend. in quantities unsur-
passed. in variety Of kinds and styles uneQuaIed
and at prices such al only house like ours can
afford to name. Bring tho boys here. them
Start them of to school with generous outfit.
You are the best Judges of their requirements.
Do not leave the purchase of your bey's neces-
saries to strangers who have but O passing in
tsrest in their comfort and welfare Buy HERE
and NOW and youth save money and many anx.
ious thoughts for your boys comfort when the
frost II on the ground and the winter winds are
singing mournful dirges out among the trees.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
OUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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EOR RENT

for season or 2 year Inter preferably. well and
conveniences: facing South handsome open
square; in choice and enient location il but
few rods from Metropolitan street railroad and within
ten minutes walk Of Executive Mansion Treasury aud
State War and Navy Departments, hotels. churches.
schools markets, &c. For fuller particulars terms
&c. address, for week, h l.
au31-3t' Star Office.
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1t seems to be pretty we'll settled that Mr. Rob-
ert Garrett viii not resume the active manage
roont OF the Baltimore and Ohio system which he
turned over TO other hands before starting on his
European trip. this be true, 1t must be accepted
a. an advantage to the stockholders and other
parties In interest The present President Garrett
has proved himself as eonspicuously unnt for the
posatiou he holds as his father was cousplcuously
capable. His tastes and his abilities do not lie
that way, and his heart has consequently never
been In his work. II q thoroughly experienced
and energetic railroad man can step into Mr. Gar.
rett's place, not only the stock holders, but the
whole public will reap Q benefit from the change
AZ rockville. Nd, yesterday morning, b. and
O. freight train smashed . station platform into
bits; wrecked q telegraph pole, deratled a car,
knocked man down, and made itself nuisance
generally. The cause Of the accident waa again.
fnemctent brakes. Frugality in the provision of
that class OF railroad supplies Is one Of the most
ssnsslsss directions that an economical bent can
taxa The q and o. Company has laid itself opea
70 blame on this score more conspicuously than
any other carrying corporation OF the same ami
AeAse In the United States. II Is to be hoped that
nsw policy win come In with the new manage.
nenr that rumor assigns TO thSroad.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY A YOI NC MAN SITUATION AS
w clerk in wood and coal office in feed store
can rive reference; has had experience in feed Ad-
dress W. T. W., Star office. si-3ts
WANTED-POsITIONs FOR CHAMBRkMAIDs,
w Housekeepers, Nurse, Ladies' Nuree, wsiterS
IShi,e and celoFed>. Second Cooks. kitchen Hands
Drivers, Coachmen Porters Farm Hands, male aud
female . help. any capacity. +. II. BURNHAM. $40
6'j2 st NV. s1-2t.
WANTED-.AY YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF MUSICAL
tastes tplays we'll by earl desires situation in
music store or piano reroom; steady, temperate,
and willing to be useful. Address HARMONY tar
office. sl-2t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE CIR =
W situation Is chHmbermaid and waitress assist
with care Of children best city reference given Call
1t 1900 10th street n. v. su3l-2ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w aNtuatton a. cook or house girl frst-class ref
erence from last Inquire at IL au31 %
WANTED = IF YOU WANT COOK MAID.
W nurses waitsrsss laundress, men cooks walters,
LABOR BUhEAO.6137t 9TH St NV. au30-6t'
WANTED.,AT, HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitress. Laundress
and Nurses Seamstress, Men Waters, Cooks, Coach.
men. Butt erS and Wallets. COOMBS BURGESS.
au.0-6ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BEFOREo OR BY SEPTEMBER 18TH,
w in rood location northwest, an. or l0-room
House; prefer renting from owner direct describe
house July. stating terms Address J. A. c., 9IO st
NV.
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TIE SUMNER SEAsos,s "RrxsAsra"

o.9 r.. Trd,y September e. =: , :n.
livery short Length ~ as ' "udd Size ODD Tot"
&c VIII b. b5ous6s forward aud 9 ss s st.
nants A. cheap t one aay p .. another. y.s We
make = special display q then every Friday:
duced price for tSs IL Inst 81 n nans '''
LACE i.s M61 Fri. Ma.1 sSh.u,se.e,
MsgnisrPrtce; .:.....................35 and 43c.
We snail place s' on ma comfortable Friday isS
sp LeSt ;s Of Of the su Whiss
entail saci Six 1ssss and
" q s.a u TIE :: isa
We never allow odd Sues" to accumulate.
q shortwsss." Gs,msn- Woven cor.sss side
Steels n5e 2S-tnch; slightly sofled ~
a hssnlar PEass ............s1.SS
2MMts Amer.e:n, GoatIs Goi.sts; szs. "a
inch: slightly soilsd
tH ss'nns pTiS Co..
Cream cousiiis Corset size 5o-inch. ~
A Assnins tsi Price sIss
Is JERSEYS FOR FRIDAYS SALE
first time :; ths reduced price. should any re-
We never marx goods cd a. ' after they are once
5 BLACK Norfolk Jerseys. Sizes 80, 80. and
H9 ssmasa Rr'G s;;:. 9s
a Bl.cE Imported Jerseys. Sizes 3s and ~
:.Esnna rraeS; TX
Fine Black Jerseys. with white vest sizes
q aud SO.
!Rsmn,n p,'e e,.::;
Sn..c. siiA .sr..ys. light weight. sizes "a
Regular Price $500
Ia DO not ash for sizes mo-, advertsed. We
quote the exact sizes to avoid bringing You here
ior sizes we haven't got; Come II the morning
Third door
'-oDD PAIRS" IN BLANKETS
Ban ss4 3r sn1s drSgs +, the price OF lof Gray
3UglyCoyered C0mI0rts-imported Ghintz.
best cotton hlhng. Drop from $3.50 to $3.50
.;.h. We have Of this :sys :sd Infants Cotton
sn'n'' n.'''ri es.o u Il as 70 s'cn'
LADIES' JACKETS AND SUITS.
We carry no goods over to next season. hence
viii close out these few Suits at greatly reduced
Ladies' seal-Brown Flannel Suit. size 80
Regular Price $40
! L.dies' Blue Cloth SUIT. neatly neatly trimmed.
Aiixhtly faded from window display. size 81 Az
1R smnsr rs' Se;
Ladies' Elegant Light: brown Cloth suits
handsomely trimmed with velvet, sizes SO and
kseular Price. ........"......~.......s1s
j Children's Wooien suits, neatly made up
With velvet, sizes. 9. 9. and 10 years, -
aEsmsn rlG p;c.
/ Chiids Extra tine Cashlnere Suit hand
sonsly trimmed with velvet aud silk braid. size
years,
Regular Price Observation-Disclosures.
Remnant" Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JACKET odd SIZES"
spring Jackets yet equally desirable for early
Fail wear.
2 Dark Checked Jackets. with hood, sizes SO
and 81.
Regular Price ....................,.....SJ
4 IiSbt-c. Iorsi Ker.sv E;nsiish Waking
Jackets, sizes ~ and SO,
Regular Price. .........................$7. 90
(Fourth 6oorJ
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and SITS NV
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au27 b H. WARNER CO. 9l8 st NV.
NOR RENT-o TwO-sTORy BRICK HOUSE n
Il rooms. bath room. with mod improvements. n "a
9th 1t. w. rent t25 and water Inquir. @l3 I'm
St NV. auo- NJ
TSoR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE,, EIGHT
Il rooms, long porChes. corner Of 3lst and q sta.
no modern improvements, vacant September l. In.
quire between O'Clock and q pm au,l4-,xs
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MEMS GooDs, "RExsAsrs"

Mrs,s GooDs, "RExsAsrs"
SHIRTS. Having replaced this line with .
slightly better qualify we close 1t out at re-
du ed price IL Mems Unlaundered Dress
sn.rts, Reinforced front and back. Large sizes
on.y. viz: IT. 17>S and Is inch neck: were 81
elch-
'.Remnant" Price. 75c. each.
This shirt IL much better than our regular Use.
NIGHT SHIRTS 81 Mems Unlaundered
Night Shirts. collar. cuffs. and pocket trimmed
with cardinal piping. Sizes IA and IAN only:
were Sc EACH
odd Lot" tsbout DOZEN Mems fancy Bal.
briRean Underwear; Shirts and Drawers. IN
colored polka rsots, r1uYs sc.
REDUCED FkOM IL to SOC. PER GARMENT.
SiSes in Shirts 81 to "A inch sizes IN Drawers
20 to 40 INCH. THIS Is by far the greatest bar
gain offered In mems goods this season or even
Underwear Ii unprecedented. The only excuse
we Gun gave for such an offer Il that they must
be sold at once.
(Asns Dept. entrance at 1913 ST.
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
nj Cor. l. th aud f Sta. NV.
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WANTED-wE HAVE CON ,TANT DEMAND
W tor small aud modera sized houses in all parts
of the city owners having such for rent will find
prompt and reliable tenants by placing their houses
In our hands. I. Il. SYPHEKD CO.,
slim 1907 + St
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The Pennsylvania democrats were In danger.
yesterday, Of a collision between the Randall and
anu-Randan factions. Both sides however were
anxious to avoid violence, and they finally con-
sented to 60 back 70 former party platforms for .
basis Of agreement. The resolutions adopted by
their convention call for a reduction OF both in
tsrna revenue and import taxation, "wise and
prudent but on a scale to prevent the increase
os the surplus In the federal treasury "beyond the
needs Of government" Could any declaration be
broader, or more universally acceptable? 1t re-
calls the remark OF one OF Dickens characters
that favorite beverage was 'mellerin' to the
ory1n," without specifying which organ was
meant, but speaking with o cheerful generality.
Whas are the "needs Of governments Do they
include internal Improvements, the rortincasion
q haroorS. the restoration Of the navy the
building OF handsome public edinces? II
50. then there Is no doubt that every dollar OF
surplus now In the Treasury Or hereafter to be &C.
cumulatsd could Be spent easily and well. But
there u large ciaD Of democratic citizens who
sAy That all this Is In excess OF the legitimate
needs OF Government ana perhaps many Of these
directors live In PennsylvAniA And what Kind OF
reduction In taxes would BE- "wtse and pfudeut"f
wlsdom looks long way ahead, and might argue
that burdens which seem oppressive now will be
accounted blessing by postsrity; or, conversely,
that changes which would appear revolutionary
and unwarrantsd now are necessary to the great
national economy OF the future. The reason, then,
wAy the delegates did not quarrel at Allentown
yesterday was not because they became harmoni.
ouA, but because they agreed TO disagree; and as
the ssatss quo ante. with which Mr.. Randall was
eeossiy satisfied, was maintained 1t Is fair to as
sign &c him and his followers the credit for what
ever slender victory maI have been gained by
either faction.
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IfOk RENr-ll3l LIN ST N W NINE
rooms, $50. 1909 10Th ST n. W, -four rooms Soc
o, 1a moor; H. l.: heat and gaA s25. Apply at 1909
i''h 81 au@S-em
TroR KENT-NEAR BROOKS STATION. u q
Il Two HOUSES four rooms and lott each water fT,
yard low rent 10 good tenant Address Bon "a star
Office. .ui,e "a,
NOR RENT-EIEGANT RIlICK DWELLING : y
y cor tn ST. and Rhode Island ave- opposite tieu
eueIiaans JOHN 4. BEAl.L a Co,
au-o--m 1921 = ST NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSFS

EoR RENT-FuRNIsHED-FRo oCToRFR
lels Rhode Island sy.. laoi 18th stnw with .,.,,.
l5l4 kst. n.v.. 1919 18th sLnw s"'~
lsO2 Massachusetts ave NV
su2o-lm JAMES A. BATHS. l4O7F.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-12o3 4TH STREET, NEAR Al. 10
roems bath aid c.lar, al mi on liue of cars and
ran;e1 and IN thorough Repair $40 Il IL 1. LElfOiD
1881 ST NV. sl-1
I>oR kENr-pNELL1N6. IL ROOMS. modern
Place: apply at ,po4 gth st sl-3t'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-05

Ladies Dress-Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Drocade Velveteens
and Colored I.aces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.s
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced.
prices.
Cents, Ladies and ChiIrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored JERSEYS.
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth zoe.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth soc.
Splendid line of ladies' Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods In stock at
11riceS to suit Tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-05
Here and There.

Even at 81, 900 a year Judges
life is full of trials.
A striking innovation "A ho-
tel dinner 10 a pugilist.
Men who are great deal run
after fugitives from justice.
1t is the hayday of the youth
when the old man forks over
literally.
The best waiter at a boarding
house is, not unfrequently. the
boarder.
Umcooked beefsteak, mutton
chops and an Erie Canal mule
are raw materials"
The latest society game is
progressive angling " 1t is
to be very catching.
1t is better to put your money
into the trust than to put your
trust in your money.
1t is said the pet dogs of Fifth
avenue are soon to have a club.
Lett be a heavy one.
It may sound paradoxical,
but we can't help remarking
that frogs never would be
mist.
Fees on Pullman cars have
grown so excessive that they
now have a Santa Fe route.
One of the chief charms OF
going a-fishing is lost TO the
conscientious Prohibitionist.
A man in this city calls bis
wife Ann Archy, because she is
always blowing him up.
Cash Paid for Old Cold and Silver or
taken In exchange for goods at ]. SMITH g
Jewelry Store, 40 Maryland Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-05

GINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
~ Horses % hirA, by the b, r, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph9tons, Jaggers, Top ard
No-Tos Buggies, al at rsa sonable rata !:
fine carri sges for visiting and pleasure
Drivers in liAery. If desired, PONY
Phatons, with quiet aud gentle horses
suitable for ladic and children. Special
rates m Ade vita families ParticuI r at
tention to horses on livery Baggage
called for am. delivered to all pats Of he
CITY. Funerals at ended 10 at snort notice
AL orders promptly attended to.
JAS. FL VANSANT,
Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-05
eszD.nv.s 0nrd..
B. & 0. RAILROlI
! sr4EpuLE IN EFFrcr 0cT. ?, lSS
leave Camden statiOna

For ANNAPOLIS. $50. 600 A. NJ. Iels =.
40 and $50 Pl Nj. On Sunday, 9.0s a, m. n
sos p. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore q,
Washington, 5.l0. $50 and aO5 a. m, l2la. M
500 $50 and Il.00 p. m. On Sunday, go ~
s.u5 a. M, i.2O, $40. 6 30 and llOOp m
Trains leave Washington for Baltimore 1 y
$40. Ga, 730. $50. $40 a. m, 12.l0 Ia AT
800. 430 A. 10. 440, 5.S0, @ a, 730, 80, IL 0 y
From Annapolis, s Is and a.l5 a. m. As ~
5.3l p. m. On Sunday, 10 o. a, m. and 6s0p NJ
Baggage called tor and checked at hotel
and residences on orders lett at Ticket Ohcf
N. w, COR. calvert and Baltimore Streets nes
No go s. Broadway. new No. l432 West Ran
more Street aud Camden Station.
w. nj. CLEMENTS. OK. LORI
Manager. Gen, Pass, AeepI
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05
AGhEEA BILE VISITORS.

The following is from aa account of
u meeting IL New York Anarchists
held To protest against the execution
of their Chicago brethren In crime,
The hero ut the night was Herr
Most. "Fricuds and hroher anarch
tsts,' said he, "is it unlawful to have
free speech in this country. What
are these men guilty Of, Are they
thieves or murdcrcrsy" Cries of"No
Mo- They fought against the muir.
dering police and robbing capitalists.
Seven policemen we're killed, they want
seven OF our brothers lives, q lie for
a life. You cannot allow this hanging
to take place. Arm yourselves and
for every drop of blood that, is spiiiet
from our friends, let it cost human
life"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05

John Ncidy-rais,d Oh real estate from
se0) 10 400
Ellen Oberne. scr rus ID ON house and lot
from $3OJ TO 800.
A. II. Patterron--ra sed on Jamison house
from 20 to 100 dollars.
Ed Prince-raised ON house from $50 TO
$50 dolars.
D. j. Rebb- raised on lot in Hawthorne
% to 30 dollars.
P. Heddy-raised on house in Aurora from
100 to $50 dollars.
Frank Robb-raiscd on lot in Hawthorne
from IS 10 80 dollars,
Henry Spencc-added Big Indian mill $500
Observation-Disclosures on dwelling house
from 800 to $50 dollars,
John Striker raised ON house and lot from
200 u 3U0 dollars, added furniture 500.
Mrs. a. sutton-raised on furniture from
30 TO 100 dollars.
Henry Wiliama-added $40 head of cattle
si2iS1, 90 hogs $50, so horses 81 400.
., d. Snow-raised on real estate $50 to rs.
Williams Il Mcleod. raised on Toll road
from 100 to 500 dol lars.
Q. F. Tayler-raised on lot in Hawthorne
hon 10 to % dollars. :
d, Tubino-raised on Merchandise from
LIS to wv dolars.
Z, Van Alstac raised an two lot. from
" to 100 dollars.
Williams, Mcleod S Dcran-r ised on
Wingate hotel tro,a $500 to 1.aeO.
Ed Willis-added 80 acres fland 500.
+, X. Andrews- raised pa a hogs 500.
Mrs. Eliza Bennett-raiscd on house from
500 to zoo. dollars.
j. NJ. Cainpbel-raised on Mate1isl from
GOO dollars to $50. added furniture 80 dollars,
Nevada Salt q Borax Confused on Ma
chincry from 3d0 to 500 dollars, on Mefchan
disc $50 TO 5O0 dollars.
Thos. Edwards on goods from so
to 80 dollars.
Holmes Mining TO raised Gu mill and
assay office from $i0,150 to 12,seO.
Candelaria Water n Mill Co raised on
assay office from $50 to 800 dollars.
James Cahalay added solvent debt
secured By Mortgage Ss55
Q, snydor-added Solvent debt secured by
Mortgage 1000 dollars. .,e
G. snyder-addcd' Solvent debt secured by
Mortgage 1.Soo dollars.
A. woodrutf-addcd Solvent debt secured
BY Mortgage 500 dollare. *V
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-05
A PROMISED TRAGEDY.

The wives of the condemned anarch
lists are reported TO have come to a gen.
eral determination to die should their
husbands be executed. II is said also
that two young women who have made
the acquaintance of the condemned
men in Jail have become 50 strongly
attached 10 them that death with Illetu
seems preferable TO life without them.
The rawlings OF the class of minds
which becoWe subject 10 the fascina-
lions of notoriely will lie received
with some allowance The mind that
is attracted by crime which brings
notoriety is but halt sane in its normal
condition. Under the influence of the
enlolions excited by personal relations
with such notorious men while under
sentence Of death, they generally lose
what little sense they ordinarily pcs
sess. While il might he we'll 10 pro-
vide against the execution of these
threats while the excitement ol the
execution is ut fever heat, it is more
than probable that these wonen are
talking for effect The speclac le Of "a
NUMBER ol wives killing lEcir children
and then themselves rather than sur.
vivc husbands whom the law has con.
demned To death would have piacc
in history. An execution which other.
wise would pass out of popular recol.
lection ia u twclvcmont la would attract
the attention OF tue world for a longer
period II attended with such IL tragedy
rs Is threatened. -CaH.